David Beckham celebrates son Cruz’s 18th birthday in Dublin pub

Football legend David Beckham was in Dublin on Monday to celebrate his youngest son’s 18th birthday.  The former England midfielder celebrated his son Cruz’s birthday by sharing a pint at Long Hall on South Great George’s Street, one of Dublin’s oldest pubs. Beckham wrote on Instagram, “God I’ve missed Dublin” after sharing some photographs from the quick … Read more

Three children hospitalised after eating cannabis jellies

Three kids have been hospitalised after taking suspected cannabis jellies at a house in West Dublin last night. Gardai say the children, described as pre-teens, became ill after consuming a product advertised as cannabis-infused edibles.  The gardai have now officially confirmed that they were discharged from the hospital this afternoon. Their conditions were not considered … Read more

Cannabis worth €2.4m seized by garda in Dublin

After the seizure of cannabis worth €2.4 million yesterday in South Dublin, two individuals have been arrested. Officers from the Garda National Drugs and Organized Crime Bureau stopped two vehicles in Tallaght and also searched a home in Knocklyon. Following the searches, 120 kg of cannabis herb were located. Two 40-year-old men were arrested and are … Read more

Thousands of people attend anti-racism march ‘Ireland For All’ in city centre

Thousands of people attended the ‘Ireland For All’ anti-racism rally in Dublin City Centre this afternoon. A huge number of people gathered in the centre of Dublin for the Ireland For All demonstration in support of migration and diversity. A coalition of political parties, labour unions, and community organisations organised the march to support diversity and … Read more

Anti-immigration protests in Dublin and Sligo

Today, there will be protests against racism and in favour of diversity in Dublin and Sligo. An alliance of community organisations, trade unions, and political parties is organising the Dublin “Ireland for All” solidarity march. Assembling in Parnell Square at 1:30 pm, supporters will march to the Customs House for a rally featuring speakers and … Read more

Market rents rise 13.7% amid ‘chronic’ supply shortage – report

The most recent rental report from the real estate website Daft.ie reveals that rents being sought on the open market in the last three months of 2022 were 13.7% higher than those during the same time last year. The average rent was 126% higher at €1,733 per month at the end of 2022 compared to … Read more

95 homeless people died in Dublin in 2022 as expert outlines reasons for deaths

According to recent data, 95 homeless individuals died in Dublin in 2022. The statistics also showed that 23 of those who passed away were staying in supported temporary accommodation. Despite a drop from 115 deaths in 2021 due to homelessness, the alarming statistics are still significantly higher than those from the previous three years. There … Read more

Ryanair calls for government action to prevent further airport drone disruption

Ryanair has called for action by the Government over the disruption at Dublin Airport caused by drones. Over the past two days, several flights had to be diverted away from Dublin Airport after a drone was spotted close to the runway. Following the suspension of flights due to two confirmed drone sightings shortly after 2 … Read more

Cocaine worth €700,000 seized in Dublin

Cocaine worth an estimated €700,000 has been seized in Dublin on Friday. Officers from the Garda National Drugs and Organized Crime Bureau and the Special Crime Task Force participated in the seizure as part of an intelligence-led operation. Following the stopping of a car in the Carpenterstown region, a man in his 30s was arrested. … Read more

Over 240 traffic jams and major delays reported across the capital

Over 240 traffic jams have been reported, causing huge delays for drivers throughout Dublin. TomTom.com estimates that the capital’s current congestion level is close to 80%. As we approach the Friday rush hour, it is expected that this number will increase. After the M50 interchange, several horses were seen on the N2 heading north. A … Read more

Government’s immigration policy is ‘playing into the hands of far-right groups’

A new activist group in Dublin claims that the government’s approach to immigration is “playing into the hands of far-right groups.” Dublin Communities Against Racism (DCAR) will demonstrate outside Leinster House on Saturday, to urge the government to address issues relating to immigration and local community concerns, Breaking news reported. The group expressed concern over … Read more

Young man injured in Dublin stabbing, gardaí appeal for witnesses

An attack in Dublin’s city centre on Thursday left a man in his 20s hospitalised after he was stabbed. Garda and emergency services arrived at Marlborough Street in Dublin 1 just before one o’clock in response to reports of an assault. An apparent stabbing victim in his late 20s received on-site medical attention before being … Read more

Three injured in public order incident involving ‘large group of males’ in Citywest

A public order incident “involving a large group of males” that occurred on Monday around 6.30 p.m. in Dublin is being investigated by the Garda. There were three people hospitalised on Monday evening following the incident at an accommodation in Citywest. Gardai were called to the scene in Saggart at the end of the day … Read more

BMW, Rolex watches and €15,000 in cash seized during CAB searches

The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) seized a BMW, watches, jewellery, and a sizable amount of cash after an operation on Friday in Dublin. On Friday morning in Dublin 13, officers searched eight locations—one residential and seven commercial. In addition to about €15,000 in cash, a BMW X7 M Sport with a true price of €146,000 … Read more